Okay, Okee-Boy, here's how I'm seeing it.:
Green Oasis, to the best of public knowledge, has redily complied with all SEC requests and instructions. SEC has failed to submit any specific accusation as to any illegal activities in which Green Oasis has been involved nor, any specific improprieties in the "handling" (thought of using the word, "execution," here.....nahh!) of day to day
or special duties by any of its officers or agents. The co. is waiting
out the officially designated time period before commencing with production operations.
Next step, The company pays off those who collect for their political
support and backing, the oil companys for their incouragement and public affiliation(not that the oil companys don't have their own influence in the flesh and spirit of the political system).
Next will be the creditors; those folks who have loaned them money in order to maintain the daily operations.
Then, the lawyers take a small percentage of the remaining assets.
Finally, the shareholders, all neatley standing at the back of the line waiting patiently for that last crust of bread, that last ray of
sunshine, that 10 cents on the dollar.
Sorry, I got carried away there. Anyway, what am I leaving out, here?
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